Flash Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom 1942 comes this wartime installment of Flash Comics, with a Sheldon Moldoff cover that puts Hawkman front and center — winged, masked, and arrow in hand — soaring dynamically against a vivid red-orange sky. A bald eagle wheels behind him near a globe, with an American flag and a downed enemy plane visible below, setting a patriotic, wartime tone perfectly suited to the era. Inside, Gardner Fox scripts "The Man Who Commanded the Night!" with art by Hal Sharp, promising the kind of adventure that made this series a staple of 1942 newsstands.
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The Fastest Man Alive must face a new villain who can turn the brightness of day to the darkness of night in order to commit crime.
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